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2011
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Zhigang Zang, Keisuke Mukai, Paolo Navaretti, Marcus Duelk, Christian Velez, Kiichi Hamamoto:
High Power and Stable High Coupling Efficiency (66%) Superluminescent Light Emitting Diodes by Using Active Multi-Mode Interferometer. IEICE Trans. Electron. 94-C(5): 862-864 (2011)
2006
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Ramon Gutiérrez-Castrejón, Marcus Duelk:
Using LabVIEW^{^TM} for advanced nonlinear optoelectronic device simulations in high-speed optical communications. Comput. Phys. Commun. 174(6): 431-440 (2006)

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2007
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Jesse E. Simsarian, Marcus Duelk:
IPTV Bandwidth Demands in Metropolitan Area Networks. LANMAN 2007: 31-36
2006
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Marcus Duelk, Martin Zirngibl:
100 Gigabit Ethernet - Applications, Features, Challenges. INFOCOM 2006

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